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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavillion on 1994-03-05 (March 5, 1994)

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Collection: GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: March 5, 1994 (check for other copies)
Venue: Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavillion
Location: Phoenix, AZ

Source: SBD > ? > CDR (see info file)
Transferred by: C. Allen
Keywords: Soundboard; C. Allen


Description

Set 1

Feel Like A Stranger
Stagger Lee
El Paso
Loose Lucy
Broken Arrow
Eternity
Bertha

Set 2

China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Way To Go Home
Saint Of Circumstance ->
He's Gone ->
Drums ->
Space ->
All Along The Watchtower ->
Stella Blue ->
One More Saturday Night

Encore
I Fought The Law

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Reviewer: LiquidZip - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - July 29, 2008
Subject: Crispy Sets
I do concur Grasshopper.. Tasty Bob on acoustic..

Reviewer: grasshopperak - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - July 27, 2008
Subject: the unplugged sound of the guitars works well
but especially choice are the great vocals in this show . even the songs you may not love sure sound great

Notes

Notes:

Original CDs provided by Dick Latvala, circa Summer 1999, to Grateful Dead-themed radio show.
I obtained a copy from the show?s host. As my first show, it has remained near and dear to my heart.
That said, it had a few flaws that always bothered me: low audio levels and misplaced track markers
for the first set, e.g., songs began with 30-70 seconds of tuning. For this version,
I extracted (EAC secure mode) the show from my original CDRs and used Pyro 5 to both boost the
levels by 20% and fix the track markers.

I emphasize that EVERY NOTE of music (except as noted below) has been preserved, from Jerry?s opening
tune-ups leading into ?Stranger? to the last cymbal crash of ?IFTL?.

No songs are faded-in or faded out. Similarly, no space between songs has been altered whatsoever.
For instance, the time between the last song and the encore is preserved, to the second, in its original
format.

Furthur, no sonic enhancements of any sort (e.g., the ?Bertha Remasters?) was done. Zero. None. Nil.
You are hearing what Dick had in the Vault.

Flaws:
1) At D2T2 (?Lost Sailor?, there is a slight ?lisp? or ?bump? at about 8:04. I checked my originals,
and that ?bump? is there too.

2) Removed a huge flaw between ?Drums? and ?Space?. My originals had a very harsh splice between ?Drums?
and ?Space?. I found that the last 15 or so seconds of ?Drums? was duplicated at the beginning of ?Space?,
and by chopping off ?Space??s duplicated section, I could eliminate entirely the harsh splice, without
compromising any music or data. So, spliced the two tracks seamlessly, then move the track marker to
where ?Space? begins ? at least to my ears! I bet you can?t even find the splice?

3) The sources in circulation have another 2-4 minutes of information after ?IFTL?. There is about
100 seconds of applause, then about 50 seconds of Peter Gabriel?s ?Red Rain? is played as exit music.
I have removed the applause and Mr. Gabriel?s wonderful song.


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